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| Form | Description |
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| Deceptive Practice - Cook County | Victims of bad checks may file a report with the Cook County State's Attorney, provided there is sufficient information, and that the case meets all eligibility guidelines. |
| Deceptive Practice - Lake County | Victims of bad checks may file a report with the Lake County State's Attorney, provided there is sufficient information, and that the case meets all eligibility guidelines. |
| Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) | The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) is a state statute that allows the public to gain access to government records. |
| Pet Registration | Dog Licenses are no longer required to be purchased with the Village. However, please provide us the details of your pet. Once added to our database, your pet information will be available to the police department in case your little loved ones are ever lost or stolen. |
| Premise Alert Program | The Premise Alert Program provides first responders with medical information before they arrive at an emergency scene. Through the Premise Alert Program, citizens can inform local police and fire departments about a family member who may require special assistance or treatment at home. That could be a lifesaver for families caring for loved ones with medical problems relating to Alzheimer's, Autism, Quadriplegia, etc. Information provided to the Barrington Police and Fire departments is stored in a database and kept confidential to be used only by police, fire and emergency medical personnel responding to specified locations. This data will alert first responders to handle each specific emergency. |
| Over Weight Truck Permits | The Barrington Police Department uses a third party, Oxcart Permit Systems, to process overweight/oversize permits. Any company wanting to apply for an overweight/oversize permit in Village of Barrington should complete this form. Once registered, companies will then be able to reap the benefits of the following:
Please call (847) 304-3300 if you any questions. |
| Reporting Unemployment Insurance Fraud | IDES needs your help to combat Unemployment Insurance (UI) Fraud/Identity Theft. If you become a victim of UI Fraud/Identity Theft, you must either contact IDES by phone at (800) 814-0513 or use the Contact Form located on the IDES website to promptly report it. Using both methods of reporting may cause delays in reviewing your case. Request your free credit reports via annualcreditreport.com and review them for other fraudulent activities.
The Illinois Attorney General’s Identity Theft Hotline has several resources to help you, including trained advocates to guide you through the process: 1-866-999-5630; TTY: 1-877-844-5461. |
| Residential Search Consent | In an effort to protect parents and property owners from unexpected and unwanted violations of alcohol and drug offenses occurring on their personal property, the Barrington Police Department has developed a consent form allowing officers to search your personal residence or property, in your absence, in the event of suspicious circumstances. |
| Ride-Along Waiver of Liability Hold Harmless Agreement | The Ride-Along Program is designed to extend a courtesy to some citizens or other non-police Village of Barrington personnel, to allow time to observe the police operation at close hand. |
| Solicitor Request Form | The Village has specific rules regarding peddlers and solicitors in the Village. Please fill out the Solicitor Request Form and visit the Barrington Police Department. Be sure to bring a valid photo ID. |
| Vacation House Watch | If you are a resident of the Village of Barrington and receive services from the Barrington Police Department, you may ask for an additional house watch while on vacation. We recommend doing what you can to make it appear that someone is still at home. This should include:
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